The Irish standard., 1887-11-19

Robert Curran, represent nting the New
York Found ding and Orphan Asylum. is
in Minneapo lis. The obi ect of Mr..
Curran,s visit is to secure good homes
for orphan children among Catholic
families in the " est, Any one wishing
to see Mr.. Curran canido SO by address
ing Robert Curran, City.
& Edward O'Brlen editor and proprietor
of THE IRISH. STANDARD, the. popular
Catholic journal Of MINNEAPOLIS, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
and will visit Mandan today. TIE
STANDARD is q, creditable journal and
deserves the hearty support of the people
whose interests it represents--Bis-
marck Tribune.
The crusaders Of the Immaculate
Conception parish held neebing Tues
day night and decided to give a play at
Harmonic hall, December 49, The dra-
matte club which has charge OF the
matter have not yet selected play A
literary society was formed Tuesday
night whose members will meet every
Friday night.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
Subway Company were filed this morn
ing. The purpose Of this company is
to acquire. operate and sell all kinds OF
pneumatic tube lines, under ground
cunduits for electric pipe or lines,
water, steam Oh sewerage, and, in fact,
all manner OF things that are in any
way conducted under ground
A burglar secreted himself i'll. Hart
man & Killen's saloon on Nicollet
avenue early Wednesday morning
and robbed the money register OF $25
breaking ths instrument in pieces.
While he was escaping through lookup
alley Officer Mike Kennedy fired at him
upon his refusal to stop. This only ac-
celebrated his speed and he was soon lost
sight Of.
Thomas S. Morrow and several Others
have petitioned for appointment OF a
receiver for Alfred Hanson, About
November !, Foot, Shult2 & Co., OF St.
Paul, and Lilly and Bracket s. Co., be.
gan suit against Hanson and levied up
Oh his property tocoyer the amounts OF
the suits, and Hanson has not YET made
an assignment, The matter will be
given ii hearing to-day saturday..
The festival and ball given under the
auspices Of the Catholic knights Of
Wisconsin at Hudson last Wednesday
evening was a pronounced success.
Upwards of sixty couples werojn attend
anee, aud no rest was given the lovers
of dancing, by billiards excellent
orchestra until the relieving strains OF
Home Sweet Home were sounded at
o'clock Thursday morning A. NUM-
Der o.: prominent young society people
from st. Paal and Minneapolis We're in
attendance, and We're we'll cared for by
the gallant knights, and thelE lady
friends.
John Gaffney>a a well-known and hon
orabla citizen Of Minneapolis. W2s
charged with appropriating goods be-
longing to Mrs. Abbey e. Bryant. The
circumstances of the case are as fol-
lows: MIR Gaffley is an expressmall
and was employed to move the house
hole goods Of Mrs, Bryant for which
she refused to pay. Mr.. Gaffney after
getting the advice of the authorities,
stored away enough of the goods TO pay
him Tor his 5i,ne. Whereopon Mrs.
Bryaut swore out a warrant FOR Mi,
Gaffuey, after learning the evidence the
court discharged The accused, and Or
dered him 20 keep the goods until he
was paid. Mr.. Gaffney delivered the
goods Thursday, On receipt Of his
money. Ar evening paper misc0n
strned the facts Of the Case.